Wavin Osma Waste Push-fit Tee - 32mm - 87.5° - Black

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The Wavin Osma Waste Push-fit Tee is designed for plumbers and DIY enthusiasts needing a reliable, easy-to-install component for non-pressure thermoplastic pipe systems. Its key benefit is quick, efficient assembly through push-fit jointing, saving significant time and site costs. A potential caveat is its suitability only for non-pressure systems and intermittent discharges up to 100°C. This tee allows for a change in pipe direction, featuring push-fit sockets on both ends for straightforward connection.
| Model Part Number | 810474 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Wavin |
The Wavin Osma Waste Push-fit Tee is suitable for intermittent discharges of water up to 100°C.
No, special tools are not required. The push-fit system is designed for tool-free assembly. You may need a pipe cutter and a measuring tape.
No, this is a push-fit system component and is not designed for use with solvent weld adhesives. It should be used with other Wavin Osma push-fit components.
It is recommended to mark the insertion depth on the pipe before assembly. The pipe should be pushed into the socket until it reaches this mark, indicating a secure fit.
No, the Wavin Osma Waste Push-fit system is designed specifically for non-pressure thermoplastic pipe systems.
This specific model is an 87.5° tee, providing a slightly offset angle for routing waste pipes.
The Wavin Osma Push-fit Waste system is available in black, grey, and white.
Ensure the pipe end is clean, free from burrs, and correctly aligned. Check if the pipe diameter matches the socket size. Lightly chamfering the pipe end can help.
The pipe may not have been fully inserted. Disconnect the joint and re-insert the pipe, ensuring it is pushed all the way in. Check the pipe end and socket for any debris or damage.
Disconnect and re-seat the pipe firmly into the socket. Ensure the pipe is inserted to the correct depth mark. Inspect the pipe end for damage that might prevent a secure fit.
This can sometimes indicate an issue with airflow or venting in the waste system. Ensure the system is correctly installed according to plumbing codes and that all necessary vents are in place and functioning.
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